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The host discusses heading back towards the subway station, or taking the Uber that viewers funded. He encounters more partiers on Stillwell Avenue, noting the smell of weed and the vibrant, unfiltered Coney Island experience. He announces plans for more live streams with a GoPro for bicycle adventures around New York City next week. He also promotes the virtual Mermaid Parade for August 29th.
The host welcomes viewers to Coney Island, apologizing for a delay and sharing excitement while admittedly being drunk. He mentions being in front of the Henderson building, the oldest surviving building in Coney Island, and sadly reports that rides, including the Cyclone, Wonder Wheel, and Thunderbolt, will not open this year due to COVID-19.
The host moves to the boardwalk, noting the low number of people. He admires the lit-up Steeplechase Parachute Jump, describing it as the 'Eiffel Tower of Brooklyn' and a relic from the 1939-1940 World's Fair. He mentions its 282-foot height and 8,000 LED lights.
The host humorously appeals for 'super chats' to fund an Uber ride home, as he is too drunk to take the subway. Viewers generously contribute, allowing him to afford the ride and even a six-pack of White Claw.
Despite initial hesitations, the host decides to visit the pier, proclaiming that they are 'not dead yet' from coronavirus and will wear masks. He discovers a lively DJ party with a laser show on the pier, embracing the atmosphere and the freedom of being live. He enjoys the refreshing weather, noting the low humidity.